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Whether it’s performing the most organ transplants in the nation, being the first institution to use augmented reality for minimally invasive spine surgery, or driving innovation in heart valve replacement with TAVR – our world-class doctors from Columbia and Weill Cornell Medicine remain at the forefront of medicine, helping shape the future of expert patient care.
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Learn more about the latest clinical research being done across our comprehensive breadth of specialties below.
Physician Stories
Fighting the stigma surrounding substance use disorders
Why erasing the stigma is key to combatting addiction and how Dr. Jonathan Avery is working to change the attitudes of health care providers.
Advocating for quality reproductive health care for adolescents and young adults
How a passion for evidence based reproductive healthcare helps Dr. Julia Cron build patient trust.
Advancing comprehensive heart failure care as the ‘Right Heart Doctor'
Why holistic heart failure care became Dr. Evelyn Horn’s driving force for exceptional patient care.
A pioneer in multiorgan transplantation who leads with innovation
How creative thinking and fearlessness helps Dr. Tomoaki Kato shape the future of care for transplant patients.
Videos
Driving better outcomes in heart failure
Predicting outcomes through remote monitoring technology has been a key advancement for Dr. Kelly Axsom, helping prevent hospitalizations and allow patients to live longer, healthier lives.
Preventing stroke through health literacy
Dr. Olajide Williams is focused on addressing the higher stroke mortality rate within Black communities through education on symptoms and prevention.
Pioneering new frontiers in pediatric neurosurgery
Applying new modalities and emerging technology has helped Dr. Mark Souweidane safely treat complex pediatric brain tumors and sustain longer life expectancies for his patients.
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Featured articles
Advances in Orthopedics
Investigating Inflammatory Cytokines in Disc Herniation
Columbia University orthopedic and biomedical engineering faculty demonstrate, for the first time, that severity of disc herniation is associated with changes in circulating levels of inflammatory cytokines in patients with chronic back pain.
Advances in Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surgery
Introducing Ultrasound to Control Drug-Resistant Hypertension
Columbia University interventional cardiologists at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital are spearheading an international clinical trial that is evaluating the benefit of ultrasound renal denervation for patients with resistant hypertension.
Latest research and innovations
A Breakthrough Radiotherapy Technique for Early Stage Breast Cancer Patients
NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medicine have developed a technique to treat early breast cancers with MRI-guided prone breast radiotherapy.
Facial Nerve Massage as Rescue Treatment for Hemifacial Spasm
A Columbia neurosurgeon specializing in cranial facial disorders shares the outcomes of facial nerve massage for hemifacial spasm refractory to microvascular decompression.
Assessing Long-Term Cancer Risk in Alcohol-Related Liver Disease
An international research team that includes Columbia faculty in gastroenterology and hepatology evaluates the long-term risk of hepatocellular carcinoma in persons with ALD to determine if surveillance is warranted.
